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4.3 – 80 Social Sensor Points
In individual perception, a small number of critical conflict points — here termed social sensor points — largely determine how a person interprets and responds to situations. The collective diversity of human perception can be explained to roughly 85% by a data set of about 80 variables that represent the full spectrum of social dynamics.
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4.2 – Levels of Relationships
Different relationships bring different forms of conflict, expectation, and interpretation—from family to colleagues, clients, and strangers. To understand or design for behavior, we must read it through this relational layer rather than treating it as a single, uniform expression of “human nature.” Context defines meaning, and relationships give behavior its shape.
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4.1 – Conflict as Structure
Conflicts and their resolutions reveal what a community truly values. Moments of tension expose the underlying structure of social interaction, while the way disputes are resolved defines the degree of cohesion and trust within the group. From the individual’s perspective, how a community handles conflict expresses its deepest principles and character.
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